Synopsis
Dr. Eric Springer, lead chiropractor and founder of Northeast Chiropractic Center in St. Petersburg, Florida, this week officially had his comprehensive wellness book, Back To Health: A Doctor s Guide to Optimal Wellness, released for everyone intent on cultivating sustainable health in 2017. As a Florida board certified Chiropractic Physician for the past 12 years at the Northeast Chiropractic Center, Dr. Springer focuses on family care, auto accident injuries, and sports injuries. We re passionate about helping patients of all ages to function better and experience a new-and-improved daily routine, said Dr. Springer. Whether patients have been involved in a same-day auto accident, or have a reoccurring sports-related injury, we re equipped to get their life back on track with a chiropractic approach to sustained health. Back to Health focuses on the whole person approach, providing readers with invaluable insight for knowing more about chiropractic solutions, and when to know it s time to seek medical support. Dr. Springer is the graduate of the founding Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa and has a degree in Biology from the State University of New York at Fredonia. Dr. Springer has treated everyone from tiny children to professional athletes, spanning an age range of newborns to 94 years old. He has traveled to the Amazon Rain Forest in Brazil to provide care for communities with little to no health care services. It is my undoubted passion to share my chiropractic expertise with as many people as possible around the world, said Dr. Springer. Spread the word on the availability of my new book, and head on over to the Northeast Chiropractic Center platform to learn more about our practice capabilities.
About the Author
Dr. Eric Springer is a Florida board certified Chiropractic Physician for the past 12 years at Northeast Chiropractic Center. He is a graduate of the founding Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa and also has a degree in Biology from the State University of New York at Fredonia. He has treated tiny babies to professional athletes from the ages of 6 days to 94 years old. He has written articles for newspapers and wellness magazines around the Tampa area. Traveling to the Amazon rain forests in Brazil Dr. Springer helped set up clinics for communities with little or no health care services. He was the 1999 New York state champion, a 2 time NCAA Track and Field All American hurdler and relay member in college. He still holds many high school and college records. In 2005 Dr. Springer was inducted to his college sports Hall of Fame and in 2012 for Depew High school. In his spare time he likes to stay active in the community, and is involved in local organizations and church.
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